\r\nFriday is weekly: a summary of what the team has seen, read, listened to and wants to share with you.\r\n<\/p>\n\n\n
We can see you over there, film fans. But no, we have no intention of offering you a critique of the eponymous 1970 feature film directed by Fran\u00e7ois Truffaut, based on the true story of a child living in the wild who was eventually captured by peasants. L\u2019Enfant Sauvage<\/a> is also the name of a gallery dedicated to photography at the very centre of Brussels. A recent discovery, and already a firm favourite. Premises which are 100% self-financing, L\u2019Enfant Sauvage supports and promotes those who produce images, covering every type of photographic technique. By means of its exhibitions, the publication of books or fanzines by the photographers who show their works in its spaces, the gallery aims to stimulate the local, but also the national and international photography scene, and is also developing cycles of urban encounters and walks focused on the photograph, introductory workshops on the cyanotype printing process, the creation and the self-publishing of photo books, and taking in almost forgotten methods of producing pictures such as the wet collodion process. If these terms stir the curiosity of the dormant photographer within you, we would refer you to L\u2019Enfant Sauvage\u2019s website, where you will find the information required to register for whichever workshop(s) you are interested in. <\/p>\n\n\n\n